Feel Like Yourself Again
Caring, one-on-one therapy tailored to your body so you can get back to moving comfortably and feeling your best.
Fascial Counterstrain: Finding the Source of Your Discomfort
A gentle, hands-on way to help your body let go of deep-seated tension and pain.
Fascial Counterstrain (FCS) is a gentle way to help your body stop holding onto pain. When you get hurt, your nerves, muscles, and even your organs can go into a 'protective mode' that doesn't always switch off. This can lead to lingering stiffness and tender spots that just won't go away.
During a session, I’ll gently move your body into comfortable positions to help those tight structures finally relax. By taking the pressure off, your pain often starts to fade right away. We’ll double-check those tender spots together to make sure you're actually feeling better before you leave.
Good for:
• Old injuries
• New strains
• Stiff joints
• Tummy troubles
• Stress and knots
Personalized Care Built Around You
Private sessions that focus on your goals, not what insurance dictates.
At Corey's PT LLC, your recovery is personal. Because I don't work for insurance companies, I work directly for you. This means every minute of our time together is spent on what you actually need to feel better.
I accept several easy payment methods like HSA, Venmo, and credit cards, and I can give you a superbill if you'd like to try for insurance reimbursement. You get my full, undivided attention every time we meet so we can reach your goals faster.
Easy ways to pay
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You and your therapist only
Is Fascial Counterstrain Right for You?
If pain is holding you back, we can help you find a path to feeling better.
FCS is wonderful for those tricky, long-term issues that haven't responded to other types of treatment before.
Currently, I only work with adult patients.
Chronic pain and recurring injuries
Special care for those nagging aches and injuries that keep coming back.
Acute pain and recent strains or sprains
Quick help for new injuries so your body doesn't learn bad habits.
Mechanical dysfunction and postural issues
Helping you stand taller and move without that heavy feeling of tension.
Digestive discomfort and visceral restrictions
Gentle work to relax tension deep within your core and abdomen.
PTSD and stress-related tension
Soothing techniques to help your body let go of stored-up stress.
Limited range of motion or stiffness
Helping your spine and joints move freely so you can just enjoy life.
How I Help
Learning Your Story
We’ll start by chatting about your history and watching how you move to figure out exactly where your pain is coming from.
Hands-On Care
I use gentle, targeted manual techniques to help your muscles and joints let go of stiffness and start feeling loose again.
Practical Rehab
I’ll show you simple, effective movements you can do to build up your strength and keep yourself feeling great every day.
After-Surgery Care
I’ll guide you through a gentle recovery plan to make sure you get back on your feet safely after a procedure.
Nervous System Work
Compassionate movement support for conditions affecting your coordination, helping you feel more in control of your body.
Your Daily Setup
We can look at how you sit and work to make sure your environment isn't causing you unnecessary aches and pains.
Want to Chat About It?
Get in touch to set up a time or just to ask few questions.
Corey's PT LLC
27068 Oakmead Drive
Perrysburg, Ohio 43551
Call: 734-230-2653
Please reach out by phone. I will respond to you promptly.
Why Work With Me
I believe physical therapy should be about more than just exercises; it should be about you. I combine my medical training with a friendly, patient approach to help you get back to the activities and life you love.
MEET COREY
Dr. Corey Matthew Modrowski, PT, DPT
Corey graduated Bowling Green State University with a Bachelors Degree in Applied Health Science in 2008. Then graduated Professional Skills Institute in 2012 with an Associates in Physical Therapist Assisting. He then worked in multiple settings during his career as a PTA including outpatient aquatics, traditional outpatient, skilled nursing, and spent the majority of his time in home health. In 2022, Corey underwent the Fascial Counterstrain Introduction course. He then returned to Bowling Green State University to earn his Doctorate of Physical Therapy and becoming a licensed Physical Therapist in the states of Ohio and Michigan in 2024. Since graduating Corey has resumed his study of FCS and is looking forward to spending the rest of his career studying and applying these techniques to help patients reach their full potential.